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There was a 1-hour phone interview with the hiring manager. If that went well, it was followed by a 2-hour timed programming test. That went well and I was invited for an on-site interview. It consisted of 4 technical interviews. One was with an iOS
I was referred to the position of Sr. Software Engineer. The process took around 2 months from applying to receiving the offer. The following are the rounds on the whole: * Discussion with the hiring manager. * Online code test. * Five rounds of tec
Applied via employee referral. A recruiter contacted me and explained the role, the team, and also the interview process. Next came a telephone interview with the hiring manager, who explained what his team was doing and what was expected. There were
There was a 1-hour phone interview with the hiring manager. If that went well, it was followed by a 2-hour timed programming test. That went well and I was invited for an on-site interview. It consisted of 4 technical interviews. One was with an iOS
I was referred to the position of Sr. Software Engineer. The process took around 2 months from applying to receiving the offer. The following are the rounds on the whole: * Discussion with the hiring manager. * Online code test. * Five rounds of tec
Applied via employee referral. A recruiter contacted me and explained the role, the team, and also the interview process. Next came a telephone interview with the hiring manager, who explained what his team was doing and what was expected. There were